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Fort Collins, Colorado, United States

Fort Collins, Colorado

Inspect and measure aerospace products for major companies such as Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, SpaceX, and Nordam.• Coordinate with machinists, engineers, and CNC programmers to create consistently excellent products for customers.• Work within AS9100 requirements, including AS9102 forms for First Article parts.• Program with PC-DMIS to measure products in order to determine accuracy up to one-ten-thousandth of an inch.• Work with a multitude of instruments, including micrometers, hardness testers, optical comparators, class X pins, and CMMs.

Fort Collins, Colorado Area

Machine and assemble aerospace products for a variety of contractors. Coordinate with other departments to ensure rapid completion of parts.• Personally completed 273 products at present.• Precision manufacturing required for meeting tight tolerances.• Practice LEAN techniques daily, saving time and ensuring lower costs for the company.• Meet with Engineering and Q.A. departments to ensure parts are up to specifications.

1201 Center Avenue Mall, Fort Collins, Co

Ensure the completion of projects with specific requirements and tight deadlines. Manage variety of contractors hired for each project.• Sought after for ability to troubleshoot and proactively solve IT-related problems, particularly with circuitry, through technical support and repairs.• Saved library $2000 on the replacement of broken furniture by modeling broken parts in SolidWorks, 3D printing them, and installing them on the affected furniture.• Achieved $1300 in annual savings for library by replacing its fluorescent and halogen lighting with LED, including sourcing, fixture rewiring, and bulb installation.• Facilitated the repair of 200 lockers, avoiding a $5000 remove/replace cost, by sourcing $1500 worth of new locks, keys, and lock housings from the manufacturer.

Fort Collins, Colorado Area

Provided world-class customer service to store customers. Trained new hires in inventory management.Recognized as strongest, most efficient employee in transaction completion and customer service.• Averted a hazmat cleanup after a customer failed to properly replace a gasoline nozzle by reacting quickly and in full compliance with company’s fuel spill protocol.• Preserved $2000 worth of frozen food during a blackout by partnering with management to insulate doors and displays with cardboard.• Maintained a till accuracy score that was consistently less than a $5 difference from system calculations.